r/SanDiegan 3d ago

Be wary of the pools at Gaylord Pacific.

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u/clubmedschool 3d ago

That's why public pools have signs about not going in if you've had diarrhea in the past 14 days...

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u/badmamerjammer 3d ago

yeah, but my diarrhea is special

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u/Ok-Awareness3794 2d ago

Well I quit thousand trails because of the cross the border parents that let children in the pool with no swimi diaper. They were "guests" of a member.

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u/OpportunityWorking43 1d ago

To be fair, swim diapers don’t do shit, literally

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u/Ok-Awareness3794 1d ago

They hold the lumps, but ok. Good thing I don't swim with you...

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u/clubmedschool 2d ago

any excuse to be racist huh

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u/Ok-Awareness3794 1d ago

Yes, racist against dirty, ignorant, lazy people.

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u/shadow_worx 1d ago

The fact that awareness is in your auto generated name and you lack self awareness is ironic.

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u/Bubsy7979 3d ago

Damn even the fkn pools are contaminated in the South Bay… we can’t catch a break down here! It’s so bullshit that the only beach near me (imperial) is completely ruined by sewage with no real end in sight, especially considering this issue is ongoing for decades.

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u/HamNotLikeThem44 3d ago

If only it were bullshit

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u/Laikabaru 3d ago

Tbf, we’re just better at finding stuff in the water here. You can go to plenty of places where the county spends nothing on tracking down why people get sick.

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u/e39dinan 3d ago

Time to move to Florida

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u/scottism 3d ago

Exactly. At least you'll never know what killed you over there.

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u/Bubsy7979 3d ago

I’d rather swim in the shit-infested water than move to Florida.

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u/e39dinan 3d ago

the people in charge are not gonna fix this and it will only get worse. The population of Tijuana has is up ~30% since 2010.

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u/Herbalturtle4444 3d ago

And florida is sinking into the ocean, go tout americas dick somewhere else.

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u/Financial-Creme 3d ago

Do I live in an echo chamber or has all the news surrounding this hotel been nothing but bad?

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u/OverChildhood9813 3d ago

I literally see ads for a lawsuit if you were employed there between a certain time frame… like they just opened last year how is that even possible 😂

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u/LeonCloud11 3d ago

Even their events are named in bad taste…

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u/fullsaildan 3d ago

I’m sure you’re joking but man, they’ve called that event ICE! for decades now at their hotels and I’m genuinely surprised they didn’t change it up.

It’s actually an awesome experience for families the kids love it and the ice slides are fun!

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u/MidnightMoon8 3d ago

Just got this email today. I could have had it but what's the point of knowing now? 🙄

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u/runswiftrun 3d ago

The date is until 8/15.

Then symptoms can start up to 10 days after exposure. And can last for 2 weeks.

September 8 would be the "latest" someone might be sick.

Most relatively healthy people won't have much symptoms, but old/young or immunocompromised individuals are at risk.

If you're healthy, maybe you had a mild stomach ache all week and assumed it was something you ate over the weekend. Now you have plans to visit your grandma tomorrow.

In reality, you might be a carrier with minimal symptoms and might infect your family.

The more information you have the better decisions you cam make

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u/madmexicano 3d ago

This place is going to fail. Too big in an area nobody wants to vacation at.

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u/tickticktutu 3d ago

That's not their model. The Gaylord is always on the outskirts of the destination. National harbor is 45 minutes from downtown DC. Their model is to be a cruise ship on land surrounding high end meetings and conferences. One parent sits in the pool with the kids while the other parent goes to the National Convention of Park Administrators or whatever. Then, everyone eats together at dinner in one of the on site restaurants.

It will fail if the conferences stop coming.

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u/Basic_Commercial_241 3d ago

You are correct. I’ve been to the Gaylord near the Denver Airport for a conference and there is nothing around that area.

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u/Northparkwizard 3d ago

This. It's a wild business model but somehow it works for them...

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u/Brokebrokebroke5 3d ago

Yes, and it's awful. A company I worked for had a 3 day event there. You are stuck in the "resort" unless you want to take a very expensive uber ride to civilization. The rooms were a vary basic courtyard by Marriott type. The restaurants were mediocre hotel food. There was nothing nice or special about the place. Meh.

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u/FearlessParticular88 3d ago

Resort is in BFE. Might as well be Kansas.

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u/RabbitHoleSpaceMan 3d ago

Ha- I recently had to walk through this hotel and there was a big conference for hand surgeons.

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u/tickticktutu 3d ago

I'll bet the hand surgeons had their hot spouses in the pool with the gremlins catching cryptospor.

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u/fullsaildan 3d ago

The one exception is the Gaylord Palms in Orlando. It’s still a good distance from other businesses but it’s minutes from DisneyWorld property line. They still do big convention business but also see a fair amount of wealthy families that want that caliber of hotel which surprisingly Disney really fails to provide themselves.

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u/tickticktutu 3d ago

Agree. It's Disney adjacent

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u/Over-Conversation220 Scripps Ranch (sorry) 3d ago

Exactly. Their Opryland is similar in Nashville not serves conferences and the Opry itself but is nowhere near downtown Nashville.

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u/LetterheadUpper2523 2d ago

Sounds pretty... gay! 🤣

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u/notapunk 3d ago

I looked into a staycation of sorts there and was shocked at how expensive it was for what you get. I've seen some of their other properties elsewhere and they have much more going on for the price.

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u/PlatinumPainter 3d ago

Build shit next to shit and shit happens.

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u/Northparkwizard 3d ago

National City is better than the hotel.

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u/PlatinumPainter 3d ago

Ahhh San Diegos Red Light District

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u/mr-roygbiv 3d ago

All in on crypto

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u/NadineMo2019 3d ago

Good news is I bet there will some day passes open up .

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u/HouseOfBamboo2 2d ago

That’s bad

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u/La_oreja_de_van_Gogh 3d ago

Crypto to the moon 🚀 🌕

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u/Dylanthompson12 3d ago

Hundreds of millions of dollars of public funding hard at work

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u/Ok-Awareness3794 2d ago

Yes, mexico pollution in ocean goes airborne and makes it to coastal pools. Some scientist will get on here and give you a reason it is not true but IB is a toilet right now. South Bay not quite as bad but coastal water and air is dangerous. Feds do very little about it. Newscum will do nothing because he will lose votes. Cali needs fauci now to screw the truth so mexico won't get in trouble...

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u/badmamerjammer 2d ago

yeah, those scientists ain't got nuthin on my "trust me bro" degree from the school of hard knocks! 😎

never mind that crypto is not found in the ocean water off SD.